• Amcor to showcase skincare packaging at LUXE PACK Monaco
    Amcor to showcase skincare packaging at LUXE PACK Monaco
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Amcor will showcase new facial skincare packaging, including its Magic One airless dispenser and extensions to its Prima Jar and Ocyl bottle ranges, at Luxe Pack Monaco from 28-30 September.

The company says the new products are designed to incorporate post-consumer recycled material, subject to material availability, enabling brands to access France’s EPR eco-modulation. Each product has also been designed to comply with the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).

Taking centre stage at Amcor's stand will be Magic One, an airless dispenser designed for facial skincare products including creams and serums.

The dispenser delivers a 0.3ml dose and can be used at any angle. Its airless format is designed to protect formulations, while its 96 per cent restitution rate is intended to minimise product waste.

“Today’s consumers expect facial skincare packaging to deliver far more than an attractive appearance,” said Lara Alemany, product line director, Amcor Global Rigid Packaging Solutions.

“The packaging design forms an essential part of the product experience, from the first visual impression to the way it feels in the hand and the ritual of dispensing and applying the correct volume formulation.”

According to proprietary consumer research conducted by GFK in 2025, Magic One's shape was the preferred design among the options tested.

Amcor will also present new additions to its French-manufactured Prima Jar and Ocyl bottle ranges, with options for decoration and brand differentiation.

Luxe Pack Monaco will take place at the Grimaldi Forum Monaco, with Amcor exhibiting at stand DB07 in Diaghilev Hall.

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